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Art Exhibit: To Be Honest and Dreaming - Photographs by Derek Hayes
Art Exhibit: To Be Honest and Dreaming - Photographs by Derek Hayes
This collection invites viewers to look beyond the surface, revealing wonder in the everyday and suggesting that dreams—honest and expansive—may be our truest lens on reality.
This exhibit can be viewed before an event, by chance, or by appointment.
Biography
Derek Hayes (b. 1977) is an artist working with photography. Born and raised in Ontario, Canada, Derek now calls Maine home.
Artist Statement
There’s a local expression that someone who wasn’t born in Maine is “from away”. I’m “from away” and the notion of seeing from the outside drives my practice. I’m interested in examining themes of isolation and connection and our collective relationship with the passage of time. I value photography as a tool for noticing the familiar and showing its underlying peculiarity. I strive to make images that seem approachable at first glance, where mystery and the uncanny are revealed on closer reading and possibly unanswerable questions are pondered. My vision is rooted in realism, the world as it is offered, but my photographs merge reality with artifice and construction.
Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night
Join us for Open Mic Night at Hammond Hall - now on the first Tuesday of every month!
This monthly event gives new artists a chance to shine on stage, showcasing local talent. Musicians, bands, poets, performance artists and more are encouraged to join! All are welcome. This event is free, though donations are appreciated.
For more information, please contact:
doc.polly.blues@gmail.com
Art Exhibit: Paintings and Pottery by Mary Laury
Art Exhibit: Paintings and Pottery by Mary Laury
Mary Laury Launches Coastal-Inspired Exhibit
Following her retirement as Executive Director of Schoodic Arts for All, Mary Laury embarks on a vibrant encore career, leading Acadian Arts Retreats and teaching throughout the region.
Her latest exhibit features paintings and pottery inspired by the Maine coast—rocky shores, blueberry fields, garden blooms, and ever-present gulls. Each piece reflects the beauty and spirit of the place she loves.
This exhibit will be on display from November 5th to January 5th at Hammond Hall.
Opening Reception: Sunday, November 23 from 2pm to 4pm at Hammond Hall.
Mary will donate 25% of sales to SAFA
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2025 - 2026
Out of the Hat! - Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at 11:00am to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at 11:00am or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
November’s Reading: Scenes from Shakespeare
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Art Exhibit: Paintings and Pottery by Mary Laury - Opening Reception
Join us for the opening reception of a solo exhibition showcasing the artwork of Mary Laury. This exhibit will be on display from November 5 to January 5 at Hammond Hall.
About the Artist
Mary Laury is an artist based in coastal Maine specializing in watercolors. She was the Executive Director of Schoodic Arts for All. She has now returned to her first love, teaching painting and drawing.
The dynamic nature and botanical subjects of Maine are Mary’s passions. You can see her paintings exhibited at various galleries along the coast of her home state. An experienced teacher, she has taught painting, drawing and dancing both in the classroom and in the field, for many educational programs. Back in 1999, Laury signed on to teach, painting, drawing and ballroom dancing at Schoodic Arts’ inaugural arts festival. A painter whose work was carried in at least six galleries, she went on to stage the group’s first visual arts show. She was hired as the organization’s first executive director. Laury says she will continue to teach painting and drawing.
Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night
Join us for Open Mic Night at Hammond Hall - now on the first Tuesday of every month!
This monthly event gives new artists a chance to shine on stage, showcasing local talent. Musicians, bands, poets, performance artists and more are encouraged to join! All are welcome. This event is free, though donations are appreciated.
For more information, please contact:
doc.polly.blues@gmail.com
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2025 - 2026
Out of the Hat! - Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at 11:00am to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at 11:00am or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
December’s Reading: Holiday Themed
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2025 - 2026
Out of the Hat! - Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at 11:00am to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at 11:00am or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
January’s Reading: Winner of the 7th Annual MHTL Maine Playwright Award!
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2025 - 2026
Out of the Hat! - Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at 11:00am to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at 11:00am or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
February’s Reading: War of the Worlds Radio Adaptation by Orson Wells
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2025 - 2026
Out of the Hat! - Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at 11:00am to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at 11:00am or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
March’s Reading: Local Playwright Shorts
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2025 - 2026
Out of the Hat! - Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at 11:00am to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at 11:00am or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
April’s Reading: Deep Blue Sound by Abe Koogler
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, May 9
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, May 30
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, June 13
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, June 27
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, July 11
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
28th Schoodic Arts Festival
28th Schoodic Arts Festival
Join us for the 28th Schoodic Arts Festival - 3 weeks of art and music on the Schoodic Peninsula!
More details to come - stay tuned!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, August 22
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, September 5
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, September 19
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Fused Glass Class
Fused Glass Class
When: Saturday, October 3
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
More information to come. Registration opens in early 2026!
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Coffeehouse - Ghost I’ve Come to Know: Chilling Stories and Live Music
Ghost I’ve Come to Know: Chilling Stories and Live Music about ghosts by Gordon Thomas Ward, singer-songwriter, author, and veteran paranormal investigator.
Did you ever wonder what’s on the other side? As a well-respected investigator of ghosts and hauntings for forty years and an author on the topic, Mr. Ward has developed a distinctive approach and body of evidence to support the belief in the survival of the human consciousness after death.
This program includes photos, audio recordings, developing theories, information collected from his favorite, historic, investigation sites, and the live performance of his spooky songs. This presentation will entertain you, offer a fresh perspective on ghosts and put you in the Halloween mood.
Gordon Thomas Ward is an award-winning, multifaceted artist who’s been wowing audiences with his adult alternative/folk rock songs. With four GRAMMY-balloted albums in the last six years, he’s worked with notable musicians such as Noel Paul Stookey (Peter, Paul, and Mary), Eric Troyer and Mik Kaminski (Electric Light Orchestra), and Kevin Barry (Jackson Browne, James Taylor). Gordon’s songs are crafted and delivered in the style of acoustic Neil Young, Jackson Browne, and Dan Fogelberg, and Skope Magazine says Gordon is “setting the gold standard for singer-songwriters for generations to come.” Gordon is also the author of Ghosts of Central Jersey, was a member of Haunted NJ and co-starred in the pilot film Paranormal Intervention.
Doors open at 6:30pm
BYOP (bring your own pie) to share
Tickets: $20
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2025 - 2026
Out of the Hat! - Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at 11:00am to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at 11:00am or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
October’s Reading: The Yellow Wallpaper
Get in the Halloween spirit! Join us for a spine-tingling Out of the Hat workshopped reading of The Yellow Wallpaper, Charlotte Perkins Gilman's classic gothic horror story, written in 1892, adapted for the stage. We invite you to experience the chilling tale of a woman confined to bedrest by her physician husband. Isolated and stripped of intellectual stimulation, she becomes obsessed with the grotesque yellow wallpaper in her room.
Adapted for the stage.
Fused Glass: Open Studio
Fused Glass: Open Studio
Following a short instructional period, you will have the opportunity to design your own piece. We'll take a "The Doctor is in" approach to provide technical direction, but not dictate the end product. Students are encouraged to "spread your wings" with guidance from master glass artists.
Fused Glass 101 is a prerequisite for this class
When: Saturday, October 18
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
Flexible Tuition:
We’re offering different pricing options to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to join the class, regardless of their financial situation. You can choose the price that fits your budget:
Pay It Forward Price: $100 – This helps keep the program running and ensures we can continue offering great opportunities for the community.
Full Price: $75 – The standard cost for the class.
Discount Price: $45 – For those who need some assistance while still supporting the class.
For All Price: $30 – For those who need the most help, we don’t want finances to keep anyone from participating.
We trust you to choose the price that makes sense for you. This system allows everyone to get involved, while making sure the program stays accessible for all. There’s no need for any special paperwork—just pick the amount that feels right when you register.
Ukulele Club
Thursdays at 6:00 pm at the SAFA Schoolhouse
If you play the ukulele (or secretly wish you did), our community group is for you! We welcome all levels. Ukulele Club meets weekly from 6 to 8pm on Thursday evenings.
Ukin’ Do It!
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Variable Winds
2nd and 4th Mondays of the month at 11:00 am at the SAFA Schoolhouse
Every other Monday, alternating with Singing Circle, Variable Winds members bring their whistles and play lively traditional music together. All whistles welcome, from flutes to recorders.
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Ukulele Club
Thursdays at 6:00 pm at the SAFA Schoolhouse
If you play the ukulele (or secretly wish you did), our community group is for you! We welcome all levels. Ukulele Club meets weekly from 6 to 8pm on Thursday evenings.
Ukin’ Do It!
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Open Mic Night - Bobtober
Open Mic Night
Join us for Open Mic Night at Hammond Hall - now on the first Tuesday of every month!
This monthly event gives new artists a chance to shine on stage, showcasing local talent. Musicians, bands, poets, performance artists and more are encouraged to join! All are welcome. This event is free, though donations are appreciated.
In October, join us for Bobtober! Walk-in, sign up, play a Dylan tune…or music by anyone else named Bob!…or even about somebody named Bob!
For more information, please contact:
doc.polly.blues@gmail.com
Singing Circle
1st and 3rd Mondays of the month at 11:00 am at the SAFA Schoolhouse
Every other Monday, the Singing Circle gets together to sing songs from various genres. All voices are welcome.
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Fused Glass: Ahead of the Curve
Fused Glass: Ahead of the Curve
You’ve learned how to cut straight lines in Fusing 101. Now try your hand at cutting curves! Building this skill will add an entirely new dimension to your glasswork.
Fused Glass 101 is a prerequisite for this class
When: Saturday, October 4
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
Flexible Tuition:
We’re offering different pricing options to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to join the class, regardless of their financial situation. You can choose the price that fits your budget:
Pay It Forward Price: $100 – This helps keep the program running and ensures we can continue offering great opportunities for the community.
Full Price: $75 – The standard cost for the class.
Discount Price: $45 – For those who need some assistance while still supporting the class.
For All Price: $30 – For those who need the most help, we don’t want finances to keep anyone from participating.
We trust you to choose the price that makes sense for you. This system allows everyone to get involved, while making sure the program stays accessible for all. There’s no need for any special paperwork—just pick the amount that feels right when you register.
Ukulele Club
Thursdays at 6:00 pm at the SAFA Schoolhouse
If you play the ukulele (or secretly wish you did), our community group is for you! We welcome all levels. Ukulele Club meets weekly from 6 to 8pm on Thursday evenings.
Ukin’ Do It!
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Ukulele Club
Thursdays at 6:00 pm at the SAFA Schoolhouse
If you play the ukulele (or secretly wish you did), our community group is for you! We welcome all levels. Ukulele Club meets weekly from 6 to 8pm on Thursday evenings.
Ukin’ Do It!
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Variable Winds
2nd and 4th Mondays of the month at 11:00 am at the SAFA Schoolhouse
Every other Monday, alternating with Singing Circle, Variable Winds members bring their whistles and play lively traditional music together. All whistles welcome, from flutes to recorders.
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab presents: Same Time Next Year by Bernard Slade
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab presents: Same Time Next Year by Bernard Slade
A highly acclaimed success on Broadway, running for nearly 1500 performances, receiving many nominations and winning Outstanding New (American) Play in 1975, Bernard Slade’s Same Time, Next Year was praised for its witty script, and ability to blend humor with emotional depth.
Same Time Next Year is a play about a couple, George and Doris, who have a one-night stand in 1951 and decide to meet at the same place, a California inn, every year for the next 25 years. Both are married to other people, but their annual rendezvous becomes a significant part of their lives, allowing them to share their personal and professional lives, and mirroring the changing social and political landscape of the time.
Same Time, Next Year remains one of the most popular romantic comedies of our time and one of the most widely produced plays in the world.
Please join us as Tim Pugliese (George) and Melissa Burkart (Doris) bring this wonderful script to life under the skillful direction of Shari John.
PG-13 (Adult theme/some adult language)
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $20
Tickets can be purchased by clicking the button below or at the door.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab presents: Same Time Next Year by Bernard Slade
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab presents: Same Time Next Year by Bernard Slade
A highly acclaimed success on Broadway, running for nearly 1500 performances, receiving many nominations and winning Outstanding New (American) Play in 1975, Bernard Slade’s Same Time, Next Year was praised for its witty script, and ability to blend humor with emotional depth.
Same Time Next Year is a play about a couple, George and Doris, who have a one-night stand in 1951 and decide to meet at the same place, a California inn, every year for the next 25 years. Both are married to other people, but their annual rendezvous becomes a significant part of their lives, allowing them to share their personal and professional lives, and mirroring the changing social and political landscape of the time.
Same Time, Next Year remains one of the most popular romantic comedies of our time and one of the most widely produced plays in the world.
Please join us as Tim Pugliese (George) and Melissa Burkart (Doris) bring this wonderful script to life under the skillful direction of Shari John.
PG-13 (Adult theme/some adult language)
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $20
Tickets can be purchased by clicking the button below or at the door.
Fused Glass 101 - Registration Closed
Registration Closed
This class is designed to build the skills of those new to glass fusing so that you understand the physical characteristics of fusible glass as well as the dynamics of how glass reacts to heat. Specifically students will learn: safety in the studio, how to measure and cut straight lines in glass, How to create simple glass projects with multiple layers of glass, how to minimize unwanted internal bubbles in glass projects, and the difference between full-fusing, tack-fusing and slumping.
When: Saturday, September 20
Instructors: Roy Gruver and Rhonda Snowaert
Ages: Teen to Adult
Location: Combs Studio, 56 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, Maine
This class is a Prerequisite for future Open Studios
Flexible Tuition:
We’re offering different pricing options to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to join the class, regardless of their financial situation. You can choose the price that fits your budget:
Pay It Forward Price: $100 – This helps keep the program running and ensures we can continue offering great opportunities for the community.
Full Price: $75 – The standard cost for the class.
Discount Price: $45 – For those who need some assistance while still supporting the class.
For All Price: $30 – For those who need the most help, we don’t want finances to keep anyone from participating.
We trust you to choose the price that makes sense for you. This system allows everyone to get involved, while making sure the program stays accessible for all. There’s no need for any special paperwork—just pick the amount that feels right when you register.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab presents: Same Time Next Year by Bernard Slade
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab presents: Same Time Next Year by Bernard Slade
A highly acclaimed success on Broadway, running for nearly 1500 performances, receiving many nominations and winning Outstanding New (American) Play in 1975, Bernard Slade’s Same Time, Next Year was praised for its witty script, and ability to blend humor with emotional depth.
Same Time Next Year is a play about a couple, George and Doris, who have a one-night stand in 1951 and decide to meet at the same place, a California inn, every year for the next 25 years. Both are married to other people, but their annual rendezvous becomes a significant part of their lives, allowing them to share their personal and professional lives, and mirroring the changing social and political landscape of the time.
Same Time, Next Year remains one of the most popular romantic comedies of our time and one of the most widely produced plays in the world.
Please join us as Tim Pugliese (George) and Melissa Burkart (Doris) bring this wonderful script to life under the skillful direction of Shari John.
PG-13 (Adult theme/some adult language)
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $20
Tickets can be purchased by clicking the button below or at the door.
Ukulele Club
Thursdays at 6:00 pm at the SAFA Schoolhouse
If you play the ukulele (or secretly wish you did), our community group is for you! We welcome all levels. Ukulele Club meets weekly from 6 to 8pm on Thursday evenings.
Ukin’ Do It!
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.
Connect and Create
If you like getting together with others to chat and work on your own arts or crafts, visit our Connect and Create Group via Zoom on Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30.
Join us for an informal get-together every Thursday morning to chat with other artists and work on your own art. Combat isolation and set aside time each week to connect with others and create art.
Art and the act of creating are vital, as is making personal connections. This group will give all of us the opportunity to set aside time each week for that connection and creativity. There is no charge, but an RSVP is required.
Contact pauladeeee@gmail.com to sign up.
Singing Circle
1st and 3rd Mondays of the month at 11:00 am at the SAFA Schoolhouse
Every other Monday, the Singing Circle gets together to sing songs from various genres. All voices are welcome.
Contact info@schoodicartsforall.org to sign up.